Lyft, other ride-share companies in compliance with state regulations
Lyft and other ride-sharing companies are in compliance with California regulations, a judge said in a ruling that recommended Uber face a multimillion-dollar fine and suspension.
Lyft and other ride-sharing companies are in compliance with California regulations, a judge said in a ruling that recommended Uber face a multimillion-dollar fine and suspension.
The San Francisco label Dark Entries has become a preeminent destination for bleak, obscure and transgressive electronic music. The company's strength is in reissues of '70s and '80s LPs and EPs that, while they reached maybe a few hundred or thousand listeners in their time, inspired all the right...
With Greece edging close to economic collapse, European authorities took small steps toward giving the country some immediate financial relief Thursday after Athens bowed to their demands and approved a stinging package of austerity cuts and economic reforms.
Hillary Rodham Clinton wound down her political operation in 2008 with 2.5 million email addresses in her campaign database. Seven years later, when campaign officials turned on the lights in April, they were stunned to find fewer than 100,000 still worked.
Haggen Inc., the supermarket chain that bet big on California, is laying off employees and cutting worker hours as it struggles to make headway in the highly competitive Southland grocery market.
As Major League Baseball's second half gets underway Friday, the Dodgers and Angels are in first place.
An attorney representing the family of Ricardo Diaz Zeferino, whose shooting death by Gardena police was captured in a video made public this week, bristled Wednesday morning talking about the millions the city paid out to settle the family's lawsuit.
Jose Antonio Vargas is making some white people uncomfortable with his new MTV documentary - and they've seen only a minute of it.
California drivers sure have had their hands full this year.
After more than two hours of discussion about a councilman's recent statements regarding same-sex marriage, the Newport Beach City Council this week approved a resolution reaffirming the city's support for diversity, equality and inclusiveness.
For decades, physicists have looked for the pentaquark -- a type of subatomic particle long theorized to exist but never seen, despite numerous false alarms.
Jose Lopez, a 38-year-old fisherman from Bell, stepped gingerly to the bluff's edge.
Guess Inc.: In the July 15 Business section, an article about Guess Inc.'s naming of a new chief executive was accompanied by a photo of co-founder Maurice Marciano, not outgoing CEO Paul Marciano.
There are the superheroes everyone knows and loves, the ones kids dress up as for Halloween, the ones whose logos and square-jawed faces are emblazoned on everything from lunchboxes to dorm-room posters to tighty-whities.
The name of historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum could be changing.
A Ventura County water district Wednesday formally approved a settlement with actor Tom Selleck, whom it had accused of illegally delivering water to his Hidden Valley ranch.
The symbolism was unmistakable - a flowing white gown in a classically draped shape. At the ESPY Awards, Caitlyn Jenner was a 21st century goddess on a pedestal speaking to the world about transgender rights: "Trans people deserve something vital- they deserve your respect."
Three people were arrested in Duarte on Wednesday after blocking an intersection in a protest over local police agencies' collaboration with federal immigration officials.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the courageous, the stunning Caitlyn Jenner!"
The 11th-seeded Lakers lost in the opening round of the Las Vegas summer league tournament, falling to the No. 22 Dallas Mavericks, 88-86.
In storied water wars of the West, few have been as long and bitter as the one between San Diego officials and the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.
In the latest skirmish in Los Angeles' expanding war over the sharing economy, housing and labor activists are demanding the city investigate a Hollywood apartment building that they claim "skirted" rent control regulations by offering apartments for short stays through the Airbnb website.
Alejandro González Iñárritu, the Mexican filmmaker who won three Academy Awards this year for "Birdman," including statuettes for best director and picture, will be honored by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in November at its fifth annual Art + Film gala, organizers will announce this week.
The biggest bill still moving through the state Legislature this summer is backed by the Senate leader, the governor and essentially the pope. So opponents - mainly oil companies - don't have a prayer.
Former President George H.W. Bush fell and broke a bone in his neck Wednesday, but "he is fine," according to his spokesman.